Morning Prayers for Catholic Homeschools

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Morning Prayers Bundle

You know prayer is fundamental to fostering your children's faith — after all, it's probably one of the reasons you decided to homeschool!

But in all the hustle and bustle of homeschool life, you realized...you almost never pray together during your homeschool day (besides your personal please of "Jesus help me!" 40x a day).

Woman kissing child on forehead while sitting next to a girl closing her eyes and a boy covering his face with his hands.

Daily prayer is probably the most important lesson we can teach our children in our homeschools! But yet, it's also one of the easiest things to forget.

(Not to mention that most of the Church's prayers, while beautiful and life-giving, are not always geared towards all ages and schedules.)

But what if starting your homeschool day in prayer didn't feel overwhelming, where you didn't have to stress about "missing a day" and being behind?

Based on the liturgical year, but designed with homeschooling families of all ages in mind, this free Morning Prayer bundle will make starting your homeschool day with God doable. Tuck it in your Morning Basket or set it out for breakfast each day to make morning prayer time EASY!

Here's what you get:

Book cover for Morning Prayers for Ordinary Time. Compiled by Jenny Bales, Heart of a Mother.

Ordinary Time

This Morning Prayers booklet includes one page of prayers for each day of the week. Each day begins with two child-friendly morning offerings and then includes a prayer based on the holy theme traditionally associated with each day of the week: The Holy Angels, The Apostles, St. Joseph, Holy Eucharist, The Passion, Our Lady, and The Holy Trinity.

Book cover for Morning Prayers for Advent. Compiled by Jenny Bales, Heart of a Mother.

Advent

This Morning Prayers – Advent booklet includes one page of prayers for each week of Advent. Each week begins with two child-friendly morning offerings and then includes a prayer based on the holy theme traditionally associated with each week of Advent: Hope, Peace, Joy, Love.

Book cover for Morning Prayers for Christmas. Compiled by Jenny Bales, Heart of a Mother.

Christmas

This Morning Prayers booklet includes one page of prayers to be said daily during the liturgical season of Christmas. The simplicity of this booklet is meant to bring peace and rhythm to our homes during the weeks following the excitement of Christmas day. It includes two child-friendly morning offerings and a prayer for families.

Book cover for Morning Prayers for Lent. Compiled by Jenny Bales, Heart of a Mother.

Lent

Morning Prayers – Lent booklet includes one page of prayers for each day of the week, focusing on the themes of Prayer, Almsgiving, and Fasting. Each day begins with two child-friendly morning offerings and then includes a prayer based on one of the three Lenten themes. Each of the three prayers is used for two days each week to emphasize the importance of these themes during the season of Lent.

Book cover for Morning Prayers for Easter. Compiled by Jenny Bales, Heart of a Mother.

Easter

Morning Prayers – Easter booklet includes one page of prayers for each week of the liturgical season of Easter. Each page of prayers is meant to be repeated daily from Monday through Sunday and begins with two child-friendly morning offerings and then includes a prayer based on a relevant feast or theme celebrated by the Church during this time.

All FREE, because I want every Catholic homeschool family to be able to integrate prayer easily into their homeschool day.

Hi, I'm Jenny! I'm a Catholic homeschooling mom with four kids who I've homeschooled for the past 17+ years...and still going!

For years, our homeschool days have started with these Morning Prayers, compiled in a season when I needed simplicity and consistency.

Because let's be honest...doing the full Liturgy of the Hours just isn't happening with all these people and schedules.

So while I created this for my family, I hope it also blesses yours — I promise, from one homeschool mom to another, it's easy, quick, and sets our whole day on the right foot. 100% worth the 3 minutes it takes (but also intentionally designed to be guilt-free when you miss a day and come back).

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Want more prayer in your homeschool?

I've done the tough work for you. Now, just print, put in a binder, and you're set for the entire liturgical year. All for $0. ⬇